ziggydolphinboy

[quote name='chud' post='754807' date='Feb 23 2010, 11:03 AM']hey guys, im thinking of getting the Korg DTR 1000 as it looks pretty good. Just a question, as i dont know that much about gear. I think ive got a 4u rack case, its holding an ampeg svt4, it looks like i could fit the korg in, im just double checking with you guys before i buy the korg that all is good. Thanks in advance.[/quote] my korg dtr 2000 is cool i love it, and so many peolpe comment on what is it?how professional it loks etc? mad eh!

[quote name='Rich' post='753959' date='Feb 22 2010, 03:49 PM']An Alesis Quadraverb would do the trick for things like chorus. You can pick them up dead cheap on fleaBay.[/quote] yeah i had one years ago they are lovely. ta matey

Hi everyone , i recently bought a 3 rack unit to house my korg dtr tuner! (i got fed up with waiting for a 4 unit to turn up) so i hve two spaces left i was maybe thinking of putting a compresser in and maybe a chorus , i dont know if there are any decent ones that work for bass or shall i just get a pod xt or beringer toneworks thingy!!!!! any ideas? kindest regards ziggy.

[quote name='chris_b' post='747675' date='Feb 16 2010, 07:43 PM']Just remember, in jazz there are no bum notes, just poor choices![/quote] Hi Lonestar , heres my email [email protected] many many thanks. ziggy

[quote name='lonestar' post='746352' date='Feb 15 2010, 07:29 PM']I think that they probably are. I was in the process of trying to get together with them and have had to pull out. You should get in touch they are really nice guys playing a very interesting range of material. I'm just sorry that I couldn't commit to another band at this time. Mike[/quote] think im ghetting a cd and some chord charts next week!!! ,maybe ill use my shuker six fretless after alll!!! i Love this site its the bollocks!!!!!!! (although i havent really played any jazz only in lesseons!!!!!!!)

[quote name='Stingray5' post='662337' date='Nov 23 2009, 03:00 AM']No worries, lonestar. Hope it works out. [/quote] are theses guys stilllooking? kindest regards ziggy.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='711236' date='Jan 13 2010, 01:11 PM']Don't do that. If customs see it they'll want to open it, and they will open it one way or another. Better to just leave it openable than force them to damage the case to get inside.[/quote] ok thank you for that thats a good point, shall i just put gaffa tape over the catches then that way they can just open it. regards ziggy

[quote name='lscolman' post='710316' date='Jan 12 2010, 05:39 PM']Hi, Just to say that Robert is a straight up bloke. He bought my Line6 BassPod XT Live, and paid by Paypal. He called me several times from Romania to check on progress, and called when it arrived. Cheers, Lee[/quote] Hi robert, i got a quote yesterday for around £100.00,( i goto phone up today and get a proper price as i had to sort a skip man out as i was phoning for youre qoute!!) but it will only be insured for 500.00. i wasnt doubting you, just bit scary my end, it will come in the rock case i will lossen the strings and put all the bits in for you. it will be sent by dhl and we will be able to track it, illl put two locks on the lacthes and tell you the codes. let us know what you think kindest regards, ziggy/john.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='709607' date='Jan 11 2010, 11:46 PM']Try getting a quote through [url="http://www.interparcel.com/"]Interparcel[/url] - I got a price of something like £70 to ship my (edit: Stingray!) in a hardcase to Spain last summer, courier was DPD, packing matls (cardboard, tonnes of bubblewrap) was another £10-15 IIRC. Or you could look at [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=36625"]this sticky[/url] for more advice. If I were you, I'd insist on having the payment in my account before sending the bass. If you can't get insurance for it (some couriers won't insure musical instruments beyond a uselessly low amount) make sure the buyer is aware of that and is willing to take the risk. If you're packing inside a hard case that isn't moulded to support the full length of the neck, build up under the neck with folds of stiff cardboard to provide some support (bear in mind stuff may get stacked on top of your bass on a pallet). Wrap bubbles around everything, tape the bubbles so they don't move, tape any cardboard supports to the bubbles that are taped to the bass, etc. - put a bit of thought into the packing and you should be safe.[/quote] thanks guys, i clocked the other thread yesterday, ill get a couple of quotes today ut thinkity may be bestto leave it , as its a tad risky. zdb!

Hi bassers, i got a nice guy interested in my warwick dolphin sntcs5, but he lives in romania,i have the warwick rock case and all the candy and hes well upfor it at 800 pounds, but DHL want [b]£260.00[/b] to ship it. AARRRRGGGHHHH!!!!!!!!! A. im worried about the bass in the plane, and transit?. B. what happens if it does go missing/gets broke(obviously it will be insured) where do we both stand? C. surely it dont cost as much as that!!!!!? any suggestions would be glady apprreciated. Kindest regards ziggy/john.

[quote name='silddx' post='702800' date='Jan 6 2010, 01:39 PM']The 9v 3-band Demeter in my Wilkins Jazz is really lovely. Rich, sparkly, with lots of harmonic overtones. Uses a stack pot for Bass and Treble and a separate mid sweep pot. It's paired with two DiMarzio Ultra Jazz pups. It's small too. I have two 'vettes and it would easily fit the cavity I think. Want pics?[/quote] i recently accuired a jazz 4 with emgs and a ob2 band ,its awesome 18v,!!! i too have a warwick, dolphin, it has a peizo which is awesome but the mecs dont do it for me so im thinking anout getting the whole lot changed!!!!!!!! i have a sei six with barts and i got a shack 18 volt in it and its wicked, and got a shuker with 18volts and emgs they are all good , except the fact they they are always active , but i never use passive anyway!!! keep you all posted!